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Coffee 'N' Law

Coffee 'N' Law

Di: Amy Davies
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Coffee ’n’ Law is an employment law–focused podcast that delivers timely, relevant workplace law insights in an engaging, accessible format. Each episode covers a specific topic HR professionals and business leaders need to understand, without being overly technical or academic.

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  • Dismissals Demystified: With Cause, Without Cause and Constructive Dismissal
    Apr 22 2026

    Employment lawyer Stuart Rudner joins First30 CEO Amy Davies in this episode of Coffee ’n’ Law for an in-depth discussion on dismissals and terminations.

    Amy and Stuart talk about termination as a legal risk for organizations, and misconceptions like the “one month per year” severance. Stuart explains the important distinctions between termination with cause and without cause, and why employers often have more flexibility than they realize.

    In this episode’s “Spill the Tea” segment, Stuart describes an instance of employee misuse of company phones by sending and receiving inappropriate texts and images, and the positions of the employees involved proved even more shocking.

    Connect with Stuart Rudner:
    On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/stuartrudner/
    Visit Rudner Law: www.rudnerlaw.ca
    Get your copy of Stuart’s book, You’re Fired! Cause For Dismissal in Canada, here: www.rudnerlaw.ca/publications/

    Connect with Amy Davies:
    On LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/daviesamy
    Email: amy@first30ready.com
    Visit First30's website: www.first30ready.com

    HR Law Canada
    Stay up to date with employment law news by subscribing to HR Law Canada: www.hrlawcanada.com

    This podcast is produced by Storyphora, www.storyphora.com, info@storyphora.com
    #amydavies #coffeenlaw #employmentlaw #HRleaders #termination #workplacelaw

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    39 min
  • Bullying and Harassment in the Workplace
    Apr 8 2026

    In this episode of Coffee ’n’ Law, host Amy Davies welcomes back employment lawyer Neena Gupta for an insightful discussion on bullying and harassment in the workplace. Together they explore what legally constitutes harassment versus what may be considered poor management or interpersonal conflict.

    Other topics discussed include the role of workplace policies and prevention programs, and how organizations should respond to complaints involving senior leadership or small business owners.

    As always, the episode closes with a “Spill the Tea” segment featuring real-world reflections on reacting to urgent situations, and the importance of speaking up when something doesn’t feel right.

    Whether you’re an HR professional, business owner, or organizational leader, this episode will help you navigate sensitive workplace issues and foster a respectful and compliant work environment.

    Connect with Neena Gupta:

    On LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/neena-gupta-0107aa4
    Email: neena.gupta@gowlingwlg.com
    Visit Gowling WLG's website: www.gowlingwlg.com

    Connect with Amy Davies:

    On LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/daviesamy
    Email: amy@first30ready.com
    Visit First30's website: www.first30ready.com

    HR Law Canada

    Stay up to date with employment law news by subscribing to HR Law Canada: www.hrlawcanada.com

    This podcast is produced by Storyphora, www.storyphora.com, info@storyphora.com

    #amydavies #neenagupta #coffeenlaw #employmentlaw #HRleaders #workplacelaw #harassment #leadership

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    39 min
  • Workplace Investigations: When and How to Run Workplace Investigations
    Mar 24 2026

    In this episode of Coffee ’n’ Law, host Amy Davies is joined by workplace investigator Dean Benard of Benard + Associates for a practical and eye-opening conversation on workplace investigations.

    They explore when an organization is legally and ethically required to investigate, including both formal complaints and situations where management becomes aware of potential issues. Dean breaks down the concept of a “threshold analysis” and explains how employers can determine when an investigation is necessary.

    The episode also highlights a broader organizational challenge: many workplace issues are known long before they are formally investigated. Dean introduces the idea of “watchers” within organizations and explains how tolerated behaviour can escalate into serious legal and cultural risks if left unaddressed.

    The episode closes with the usual “Spill the Tea” segment, this time offering a powerful insight rather than a story, revealing why workplace investigations often expose patterns that organizations already suspected but failed to act on.

    Whether you are an HR professional, business owner, or organizational leader, this episode provides essential guidance on how to approach workplace investigations with clarity, fairness, and confidence.

    Connect with Dean Benard:

    On LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/deanbenard/
    Visit Benard + Associates: www.benardinc.com

    Reporting platform: https://confidentell.ca/

    Connect with Amy Davies:

    On LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/daviesamy
    Email: amy@first30ready.com
    Visit First30's website: www.first30ready.com

    HR Law Canada

    Stay up to date with employment law news by subscribing to HR Law Canada: www.hrlawcanada.com

    This podcast is produced by Storyphora, www.storyphora.com, info@storyphora.com

    #coffeenlaw #employmentlaw #HRleaders #workplaceinvestigations #HRcompliance #leadership #organizationalculture

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    39 min
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